NCAA Women's Division II Basketball Championship

Division II women's basketball champions for the NCAA The finals are played at St. Joseph Civic Arena in St. Joseph, Missouri.

Championships

Year	Champion	Score	Defeated	Venue
1982	Cal Poly Pomona	93-74	Tuskegee	Springfield, Massachusetts (Springfield Civic Center)
1983	Virginia Union	73-60	Cal Poly Pomona	Springfield, Massachusetts (Springfield Civic Center)
1984	Central Missouri State	80-73	Virginia Union	Springfield, Massachusetts (Springfield Civic Center)
1985	Cal Poly Pomona	80-69	Central Missouri State	Springfield, Massachusetts (Springfield Civic Center)
1986	Cal Poly Pomona	70-63	North Dakota State	Springfield, Massachusetts (Springfield Civic Center)
1987	New Haven	77-75	Cal Poly Pomona	Springfield, Massachusetts (Springfield Civic Center)
1988	Hampton	65-48	West Texas State	Fargo, North Dakota (Bison Sports Arena)
1989	Delta State	88-58	Cal Poly Pomona	Cleveland, Mississippi (Walter Sillers Coliseum)
1990	Delta State	77-43	Bentley	Pomona, California (Kellogg Gymnasium)
1991	North Dakota State	81-74	Southeast Missouri State	Cape Girardeau, Missouri (Show Me Center)
1992	Delta State	65-63	North Dakota State	Fargo, North Dakota (Bison Sports Arena)
1993	North Dakota State	95-63	Delta State	Waltham, Massachusetts (Dana Athletic Center)
1994	North Dakota State	89-56	Cal State San Bernardino	Fargo, North Dakota (Bison Sports Arena)
1995	North Dakota State	98-85	Portland State	Fargo, North Dakota (Bison Sports Arena)
1996	North Dakota State	104-78	Shippensburg	Fargo, North Dakota (Bison Sports Arena)
1997	North Dakota	94-78	Southern Indiana	Grand Forks, North Dakota (Betty Engelstad Sioux Center)
1998	North Dakota	92-76	Emporia State	Pine Bluff, Arkansas (H.O. Clemmons Arena)
1999	North Dakota	80-63	Arkansas Tech	Pine Bluff, Arkansas (H.O. Clemmons Arena)
2000	Northern Kentucky	71-62 (ot)	North Dakota State	Pine Bluff, Arkansas (H.O. Clemmons Arena)
2001	Cal Poly Pomona	87-80 (ot)	North Dakota	Rochester, Minnesota (Mayo Civic Center)
2002	Cal Poly Pomona	74-62	Southeastern Oklahoma	Rochester, Minnesota (Mayo Civic Center)
2003	South Dakota State	65-50	Northern Kentucky	St. Joseph, Missouri (St. Joseph Civic Arena)
2004	California (Pennsylvania)	75-72	Drury	St. Joseph, Missouri (St. Joseph Civic Arena)
2005	Washburn	70-53	Seattle Pacific	Hot Springs, Arkansas (Summit Arena)
2006	Grand Valley State	58-52	American International	Hot Springs, Arkansas (Summit Arena)
2007	Southern Connecticut State	61-45	Florida Gulf Coast	Kearney, Nebraska (Health and Sports Center)
2008	Northern Kentucky	63-58	South Dakota	Kearney, Nebraska (Health and Sports Center)
2009	Minnesota State	103-94	Franklin Pierce	San Antonio, Texas (Bill Greehey Arena)
2010	Emporia State	65-53	Fort Lewis	St. Joseph, Missouri (St. Joseph Civic Arena)
2011	Clayton State	69–50	Michigan Tech	St. Joseph, Missouri (St. Joseph Civic Arena)
2012	Shaw	88–82 (OT)	Ashland	San Antonio, Texas (Bill Greehey Arena)
2013	Ashland	71–56	Dowling	San Antonio, Texas (Bill Greehey Arena)

Schools ranked by titles

Rank	Athletic Program	Titles	Runner-up
1	Cal Poly Pomona	5	3
1	North Dakota State	5	3
3	Delta State	3	1
3	North Dakota	3	1

See also

• NCAA Women's Division I Basketball Championship
• NCAA Women's Division III Basketball Championship
• NAIA national women's basketball championship

External links

• ncaa.com d2